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CNCF Kubernetes and Cloud Native Associate Certification Course (KCNA) - Pass the Exam!
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- Presented by Andrew Brown and Marino Wijay
Beginner. No background in the topic needed.
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Cloud and DevOpsSystems programmingKubernetesDocker and containersTerraform and infrastructure as code
Andrew Brown and Marino Wijay present a comprehensive 14-hour course preparing viewers for the CNCF KCNA certification exam.
Prepare for the Kubernetes and Cloud Native Associate (KCNA) exam and pass! This certification demonstrates a user’s foundational knowledge and skills in Kubernetes and the wider cloud native ecosystem. ✏️ Andrew Brown and Marino Wijay created this course. 🐦 Andrew on Twitter: twitter.com/andrewbrown 🐦 Marino on Twitter: twitter.com/virtualized6ix ⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️ ☁️ () Introduction 🎤 Introduction 🎤 Exam Guide Walkthrough 🎤 Practice Exam Preview ☁️ () Cloud Native Kubernetes Concepts 🎤 What is Cloud Native 🎤 Cloud Native vs Cloud Service Provider 🎤 Cloud Native Shared Responsibility Model 🎤 The Linux Foundation 🎤 Cloud Native Computing Foundation 🎤 Preview LF and CNCF Website Follow Along 🎤 Cloud Native Landscape 🎤 Cloud Native Landscape Follow Along 🎤 Cloud Native Trail Map 🎤 Cloud Native Trail Map Follow Along 🎤 VMs vs Containers 🎤 Micro services 🎤 Kubernetes 🎤 Kubernetes Components EDIT ENDING 🎤 Manifest Files in Kubernetes 🎤 Control Plane and Worker Nodes 🎤 Pods 🎤 API Server 🎤 Deployment 🎤 Replica Sets 🎤 Stateless vs Stateful 🎤 Stateful Sets 🎤 Namespaces 🎤 In Tree vs Out Tree 🎤 In Tree vs Out Free Follow Along 🎤 Endpoints and Endpoint Slices 🎤 Jobs and Cron Jobs 🎤 Kubernetes Dashboard ☁️ () Selectors 🎤 Selectors 🎤 Recommend Labels 🎤 Selecting Labels 🎤 Annotations ☁️ () Kubelet 🎤 PodSpecFile 🎤 gRPC 🎤 Kubelet ☁️ () KubeCTL 🎤 KubeCTL 🎤 KubeCTL Commands Ref Follow Along ☁️ () Distrubutions 🎤 MiniKube 🎤 K3s 🎤 Kind 🎤 MicroK8s 🎤 Lightweight K8s Distribution Comparison 🎤 Managed Kubernetes Providers 🎤 Management Layers 🎤 CNCF Certified Distribution Follow Along ☁️ () Runtimes 🎤 Container Runtime Interfaces 🎤 ContainerD 🎤 CRI O 🎤 Container Runtimes 🎤 CGroups 🎤 Linux Containers ☁️ () Storage 🎤 Container Storage Interface 🎤 Kubernetes Backing Store and etcd 🎤 Rook and MinIO 🎤 Volumes 🎤 Persistent Volume 🎤 Storage Classes 🎤 Persistent Volume Claim 🎤 ConfigMaps ☁️ () Service 🎤 Services 🎤 Traffic Policies 🎤 ClusterIP 🎤 NodePort 🎤 Load Balancer 🎤 Headless 🎤 ExternalName 🎤 KubeCTL Expose Command 🎤 BusyBox ☁️ () Networking 🎤 Ingress 🎤 DNS 🎤 Load Balancing 🎤 Probes 🎤 Netfilter 🎤 IPTables 🎤 IPVS 🎤 Various Proxies 🎤 kube proxy 🎤 Container Networking Interface 🎤 Service Mesh 🎤 Enovy ☁️ () Cluster Networking 🎤 NAT 🎤 Eth0 and Netwrok Namespace 🎤 Eth0 Network Namepsace P2 🎤 Cluster Networking 🎤 Container to Container Networking 🎤 Virtual Ethernet Devices 🎤 Pod to Pod Networking 🎤 Pod to Service Networking 🎤 Ingress Egress Internet to Cluster ☁️ () Security 🎤 4Cs 🎤 Infrastructure Security 🎤 AAA 🎤 Role based Access Controls 🎤 Role Configuration Example 🎤 Secrets Management 🎤 Network Policy 🎤 Calico 🎤 Anatomy of a Network Policy File 🎤 In Transit vs At Rest 🎤 Certificates and TLS 🎤 K8s Security Best Practices ☁️ () Autoscaling 🎤 AutoscalingWhy it's here
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u/mikekaltin r/kubernetes • Recommends
Just passed the KCNA, how I studied and how I should have studied
I was working on the CKA cert and decided to test my foundational knowledge with the new KCNA. I had some Docker, container, & Kubernetes experience. I went through the bundled Linux Foundation course with the cert exam, twice. I then bought Andrew Brown's $25 course and took three of his practice tests and studied my mistakes. I passed with a 75 (passing is a 75), it was harder than I thought it would be. I should have watched Andrew Brown's FreeCodeCamp KCNA video (link to this video instead of doing a second pass at the LF training.
u/mintplantdaddyin r/kubernetes • Recommends
…dy and for how long?**
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I am DevOps Engineer and my company is slowly migrating to K8s so they paid for KCNA exam registration and Linux Foundation Training material for us. I am familiar with basic kubectl commands and I have deployed small applications on AKS following through Nana tutorials on youtube.
So far I have been using [video the free course by exam pro on free code camp, and I have also briefly looked through the actual training that came with the exam by the Linux foundation. I am wondering if anyone has followed through with the same material and how long did they take before scheduling the exam>…